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Story: Forget tall stories about bhang, Luanda, home to the famous Abasiekwe rain-making clan, has Esalwa Stadium, what’s already being dubbed one of the most beautiful arenas in Kenya. The home of the Itumbu Greens is on Luanda’s west shore, hugging the banks of the mighty Yala River.
I went for a Nordic winter theme on this one. It was very tricky to find a lighting set-up that would make the architecture look and feel right at home.
Project of a barn house located in the suburbs of Lublin, Poland.
The main focus of this project was to show the contrast between iluminated interior and dark exterior.
I seek to improve my skills and am curious of your opinion.
Your comments would be appreciated.
Inspired by Villa Savoye and the openness of vernacular architecture, the house is a steel box sitting resting above columns, freeing up the ground floor space. The design is an answer to the minimal contemporary lifestyle of the young professional, who possesses an extensive collection of cars in the tropical climate of Ho Chi Minh City.
This Image pushed my boundaries in terms of underwater corona volumetric lighting (something I have never experimented with until now!) And highly detailed Architectural Modelling which involved plenty of Rail Clone usage!
I decided to go for more of a de-saturated, moody grade with a warm and inviting interior glow. gathering plenty of photographic reference before kicking off the production phase.
I hope you enjoy!
Old image we make for dutch studio Ketting Huls. Was a challenge to create an enviroment mixing farm spaces with housing, but we really enjoyed the vibes. Hope you like it!
Celebrating the Passover holiday last week I was amazed to see TWOSRET being released by non-other than MOZSES, Karim Moussa’s studio. Perfect timing! I love the theme and how this turned out… almost like a trailer for a full feature film (hint). Very much looking forward to seeing what’s coming next from Karim.
